All We Got: Recent Episodes
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Marc Man is a show on BLIS.fm about hip hop, community, and revolution. It introduces and gives a format for today’s hip hop underground & allows our listeners to be the judge!
Kenilworth Katrina & Mr. City of Subliminal Thought came to Studio 202 & told us about their time at the Apollo, their mission & shared their music. EZ Gustow reported live from the Grill Chill Heal event and Manny Love of the DMV joined Frantastic Live with new music & kept it real on his roots and goals in today's hip hop
Its Howard University's homecoming and we talked hott topics & events with HU's Big & Smooth, then Frantastic come in rocking that good R&B with Kerim the DJ on the tables!
Its here! Fran's new 1hr show launched today with Tokyo Crow of NE DC in Studio 202! Tokyo talked about his never ending grind of music-shows-hosting open mics and dropping hott new music on his upcoming Hendricks 3 mixtape. Joe Maye and Jake Vicious from House Studios were the 1st guests ever for Fran's show and dropped a live R&B performance! All this & DJ Kerim on the turntables! Fun show!!
Nike Nando of the DMV called in to intro his latest hot track "Straight Flame" with Prince Akeem & he truly kept it real on DMV hip hop! All while we rocked music & convo during our 1st 3-hour show!
Cap Stylez of P.G. County came to Studio 202 & dropped his music & a freestyle in the #AllWeGotCypher! Big & Smooth of Howard University was holdin it down with Frantastic & Stephy!
Brooklyn native Reality came to Studio 202 with passion, music & bars for the #AllWeGotCypher. And EZ Gusto put his new song to the test in our Choose Em!
Mia Sparrow of PG came to Studio 202 and kept it real on her music & being a woman in today's hiphop. GoHardMikeLee of PG stopped thru and took us on a ride down memory lane & dropped his music too! Then we had the Cypher!
Matt McGhee of the DMV landed in Studio 202 to share his music & his goals and EZ Gusto led us on a funky ride!
DMV Hip Hop Artist AyeYoSmiley & Adding Influence, the founder of M Street Mondays, came straight from Will Rap 4 Food's Breaking Bread event to Studio 202! They each shared their hip hop roots and jumped in our #AllWeGotCypher. Jay IDK of Bowie was in the house to drop music from his recent mixtape and give us his perspective on DMV Hip Hop. And he spit in that Cypher too!
Romee of the DMV came thru Studio 202 with his mentor DJ Money and dropped some hott R&B from his upcoming Chocolate EP & talked to us about his grind!
Jimm & King Damo of Will Rap For Food came back to Studio 202 with updates & new music! Fly Rebel Society brought the real, the fun & that good hip hop. They all did the Cypher too!
With Frantastic in The ATL, we turned to EZ Gusto & Nomad of the Unsung Collectiv to entertain and educate us on their history & plans in DMV Hip Hop!
Rob Regal of the DMV was at Studio 202 giving us real talk about the game & his upcoming project: The Reflection. J.A.P.A.N. Of the DMV joined us to talk about their style & mission: To make money & change the world! And we had to bring the Cypher back!
Underground hip hop star DJ YRS Jerzy called in to talk about his music & his grind: we've played 7 of his hits! Kooth of the DMV was at Studio 202 with Jace and he rapped to us about his upcoming moves and recent mixtape!
Warchild the Nobody of the DMV came through with his team and talked about his music, hip hop & sex. Jace of the DMV was at Studio 202 dropping his music and opinions. With MarcMan on the bench, EZ Gusto joined Frantastic to lead the way!
Mello YNL of PG County came thru Studio 202 and talked about his motivations, music & connections in today's DMV hip hop world. Then Paperboy Prince of the Suburbs schooled us on his European touring, video documentary & upcoming mixtape! S/O to Brain Rapp & Stef Luva for showing some love!
Michael Milner of Fredericksburg, VA introduced us to to his music & outlook on hip hop and hip hop veteran GWayne brought new music & real talk about DMV hip hop history. Plus GWayne & EZ Gusto agreed on a few things: man law!
Anthony Tilghman, owner of Rebirth Energy Drink & celebrity photographer, joined us to talk about his business, DMV Hip Hop, & dropped business tips. And DeronDMV was at the new Studio 202 with hott music, and gave us his perspective on being an artist in today's competitive DMV hip hop market.
PG County's own Flex Kartel, T. White & DJ LB came to Studio 202 with fresh new music & rapped to us about their moves and DMV HipHop!
House Studio's Ra The MC stopped by Studio 202 with new music & gave us the scoop on her upcoming fashion line! And Mo Betta of the DMV informed us of his latest charity program: #SantaCause.
Fran's friend Smokescreen Bullies connected All We Got with St Louis natives Show Me Face & L-Proof and Pastor Troy's DSGB partner and Sum Poosie Energy drink founder/artist Jack "Poosie Mane" Trip ! We became instant family, with one common goal: uniting the DMV music scene!
Brain Rapp from Columbia, MD talked to us about his music, business & Hussle. And we had to rap about the NBA owner's problems!
South East DC's own Stef Luva dropped 2 songs and rapped to us about his style! While A-Ron finally got the mic & the fireworks went off!
Enoch & Samu-L of the band New Retro joined us to preview Samu-L upcoming mixtape, while CheMerk dropped a world premier hott track & YL gave us the scoop on Hip Hop in Delaware!
R&B sensation ShaMain dropped music and conversation in Studio 202, while Enoch of the funk band New Retro called in to rap about our joint venture on 4-17-14 & HipHop group Bonnie Rash brought the party & admirers of Frantastic to the studio!
NW DC's own Ras Nebyu stopped by BLIS.fm to show some love & Jake Sinatra of Greenbelt, MD dropped some new tracks and brought Fran some eye candy!
District Affiliates was at Studio 202 breaking down their mission & upcoming events. And Chey Parker, the Editor of the Everything Girls Love Blog, gave us the scoop on her moves $ DJing.
The UDGRD came thru Studio 202 with The General & Samu-L of New Retro Band to preview their upcoming show & STEFisDope called in to talk about SEX! All of this & MC Frantastic is the host!
Aaron Knight of the Fresh Prince of the ATX called in to update us on his moves & SXSW and Ivy KillinEm does her thing: work the board, drop knowledge & have fun with Frantastic!
Iranian American MC Mana joined the crew to talk about her music & upcoming Lipstick Revolt show & Success of Norfolk, VA dropped business & life insight, with some hott tracks in Studio 202.
Malcolm Pelles from Slam Theatre 3.0. & Goldie Dean joined us to drop info on the Atlas Intersections Festival & #ThePickSix rumbled thru Studio 202 to rap sports & other stuff!
TazmaniaShow & Rasheed VP hopped on the mic to give their opinion on Ray Rice Fiancé KO & White Guilt and MC Frantastic finished off the show like a player: with style!
Nike Nando of the DMV dropped 3 hott tracks and rapped to us about his upcoming Feb 22show & Supa Tim called in to inform us on the good things DCHoopStars is doing for DC Youth.
Natasha Brown, King Damo, and Jimm joined us to share the Will Rap 4 Food Inc mission and drop some new singles. Life changing stuff: that's what they do!
ATL & HU's own Fuze The MC landed at Studio 202 and shared his upcoming game-changing project. And Yung Reno of Queens called in to drop his latest single. All We Got is hott hip hop!
Visto of Hippie Life Krew & Dirt 2 Gold stopped thru to give a preview of his new single & update us on his recent moves. And Julian Keaton of StereoAssault.com called in to rep St. Louis!
The DMV underground was in full effect in Studio 202! UDGRD of Howard University stopped thru to preview their upcoming concert series & DB Bantino of Stay Tight Entertainment gave us the scoop on his latest moves. All We Got is DMV Hip Hop!
House Studio DC was in Studio 202 showing and proving why they are a hip hop movement in the DMV. We interviewed, laughed, and jammed All We Got style!
Weed is legal in Colorado! God Bless America! We talk about the pros and cons of our country's first venture into the 100 billion industry.
TreaZon of Cleveland & Souls of Liberty of St Louis called in to update us on the underground & MC Frantastic took us on a fun ride!
Black women were the talk last week: Beyoncé drops an audio-video album, Mrs. Obama gives the Prez the look during the Mandela funeral & what did Taye Diggs say about sistas? Yung Reno, Tazmania Show, Shaun Prince & Chloe Deez from London weigh in!
What a crazy week: Paul Walker dies, K Michelle disses an after party & DC PD has 2 officers allegedly having porn/prostitution affairs with minors. We discuss it: AllWeGot style!
NW DC hiphop artist Ras Nebyu called in to keep us up on his latest moves. DJ K-Meta was in the studio playing his tables live and Studio 202's own Jeremy Dixon joined us to talk about the Slizzards and what they have planned. 3 Slizzards in one studio!
BLIS.fm was taken over by DMV Hip Hop! Visto from Maryland was in the studio, StefisDope from DC called in to update us and From Dirt To Gold's Valentina from Bad Girls Club 10 gave us the scoop.
Hunger and Homeless affects over 1.6 million children in the US today. Why? And what are people doing about it? Will Rap 4 Food Inc. was in the studio talking about their mission, Michael Stoops of the National Coalition for the Homeless called in & Kiki Ayers of Revolt TV called to share her personal story.
Yung Reno of NYC stopped thru with new music from the Underground & MC Frantastic receives a call from Listen Vision LLC, WLVS of DC while on the air. You know we had to take that call!
Wale is known for checking his Twitter activity. He will shut down his account if he has to! But is that the right thing to do? We discuss the DMV's greatest Hip Hop star and keep it real.
Go platinum and still be broke!? That's what happened to TLC while under Pebbles management. Did they have a bad contract? Why didn't they review it? Did Pebbles do them dirty? We discuss the facts!
Are hip hop reporters cheerleaders? Do they attack the real issues of hip hop or just stay quiet to get paychecks? MC Frantastic, HU Nia, Shaun Prince, DVYazVision & John Doe offer their insight and keep in real on the topic.
Are today's hip hop mega stars slaves to the money? Have corporations put muzzles on our star's mouths? Hip Hop is about expression. That's why we brought back the Cypher!
I-Tunes gives us the ability to pick & choose what we want from an artist & download those choices now! That's great, but what about the artwork, lyrics & nostalgia cds/vinyls give us? MC Frantastic & HU Nia are in the house to discuss this issue.
Drinks + Hip Hop = A Good Time! From "8-Ball" to "Gin & Juice" to "Pass the Courvoisier", Alcohol has impacted hip hop. MC Frantastic and Adega Wine Cellars Emily Julian are in the house to talk about it.
Terrestrial radio had seen better days. It's a tough competition with XM Sirius & Pandora out there. Does radio still have an advantage over Internet/Satellite radio? MC Frantastic is back to discuss the pros & cons. Back to basics!
Hip Hop has turned some rappers onto millionaires. We reveal the top 5 on Forbes 2013 list with Blue Light Stream's Kobie Nichols.
The blaxploitation films of the 70s have inspired hip hop producers & mcees since the 90s. Blue Light Stream Kobie Nichols & LYGODC Rich Bennett join Marc-Man to discuss the great films and influences of the 70s.
Yung City B and @Rasheed365 join us to talk DMV Hip Hop and the pros and cons of Mixtapes.
In the 90's, EPMD created the Hit Squad and later known as the Def Squad they introduced Redman, Das EFX and Keith Murray to Hip Hip. We talk about the drama that comes with success!
Hip Hop has called women bitches & whores since the 90's. How has that made today's woman feel? What do hip hop fathers say to their daughters? We dive in!
Hall of Famer & World Record Holder Spantaneeus Xtasty called in to update us on her moves in music and we rap about great hip hop movies.
WU-Tang Affiliate Hell Razah is on the house and we talk about his organization - Ghetto Government, upcoming projects and ofcourse: a DJ Yello Mix.
DJ Yello is in the house with his team Goody the Band from Fredericksburg, VA! We discuss today's hip hop and race with the men from Mary Washington University.
Life has its ups & downs. Music helps to deal with the pain. We give examples of great hip hop songs that saved my life!
21st Century technology changed music! The arrival of sites like Youtube, I-Tunes, Reverbnation & Soundcloud gave artists a way to get their music public exposure quickly, but some good rappers using the older techniques got lost in the 2000's. We're gonna play them! Plus we got The Studio 202 Cypher!!
June is MCees month at All We Got! The Studio 202 Cypher is now! Since we feature the hottest world-wide hip hop, we might as well feature this international city's hottest world-wide cypher!
June is MCEES Month at All We Got! Great MCees are defined by their ability to rock a crowd, wordplay and flow on a beat. We provide a list of rappers who have reached the title of greatness.
June is MCEES Month at All We Got! As we lead up to the June 22nd Cypher at Studio 202, Marc-Man DC, Haywood Turnipseed Jr, and Sarah McLeod
It's Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender month! Sarah McLeod of @TheSNSNightlife joins us as we talk about blogging in today's multi-sexual hip hop.
All We Got Radio Show features the hottest underground mix
and music! DJ Yello plays music that gives Eargasms! Woodyseed & LYGODC make em laugh to this! DA Underground served up for ya!
ALL WE GOT FEATURES THE HOTTEST DC-MARYLAND-VIRGINIA'S UP & COMERS! HIP HOP! ALL SCREENED AND READY TO JAM!
Since 1983, Def Jam is the music force in hip hop. From Public Enemy, Jay-Z, Ludacris, & a string of #1 hits, Russell Simmons & Rick Rubin created what we simply call: A WINNER.
Nigerian aristes are now featured on BET, Hip-Hop World Magazine is based in Nigeria & some American hip hop artists have been influenced by Nigerian music. Marc-Man and crew give them some love!
DJ Yello is in the house with the monthly Underground Hip Hop Mix. Marc-Man and the crew talk hip hop news & the DMV Underground.
What do MC Hammer & Will Smith have in common? The IRS got them! How does that happen? Why do successful MCs go broke? Marc-Man and the crew dive in!
The club is were you can feel the beats, watch the DJs, catch a drink or two and maybe smash! The DMV has some great hip hop spots. We talk about the hott spots in the DMV!
The Dungeon Family is a Hip Hop/R&B/Soul musical collective from Atlanta. The fam is Organized Noize, OutKast, Goodie Mob & the list goes on! Their greatness is discussed.
The dudes across the pond have a style of hip hop that reflects hard core underground with a Caribbean flavor. Marc and the crew examine the whole genre.
Hip Hop started on the streets, in the basements & at the kitchen table! The Underground is the heart & we're gonna rap on it.
Wale is the leader of the DMV Hip Hop Movement. Since he kicked open the door, the DMV is having a renaissance. The question now is: Who's next?
Our northern neighbor has been feeling hip hop since the 80's! From east coast to west coast, Canadian Hip Hop is the real deal. Drake represents the good Canada but is he the best right now?
Native Tongues is a collective of late 1980s and early 1990s hip-hop artists known for their positive-minded, good-natured
Afrocentric lyrics. Common could be seen as latter-day addition to the crew. What happened to Native Tongues???
The West Coast changed Hip Hop with eye opening lyrics and smooth funky beats. Rapping about ganglife, police brutality, and macking became a staple for West Coast hip hop. Westside Connection was a group who embodied that philosophy, led by the great west coast rapper Ice Cube! Who are the top 5 West Coast MCs?
What happens when the oldest profession meets today's hip hop? Pimps & Hoes has been a part of hip hop since the 1990s and we talk about how real it gets! Lil Kim was a prostitute before rap but had the talent to get out of the game. Are there any other rappers who can escape their past?
Hip Hop is a man's game, but there have been female MCs who rock the mic so well, men stand up and applaud. With LYGO DC's Haywood Turnipseed Jr. & Sugglife we discuss great female rappers and talk about Nicki Minaj, the latest female hip hop sensation!
Starting in the 80s Hip Hop has been in the movies. From dance, to "the come up ", to leading roles, hip hop continues to change pop culture. Ladies Love Cool James is an example of a great artist who has movie star written on his resume. We discuss this phenomenon!
Comedy has always been a part of hip hop: Battle Rap is all punchlines and timing; Stand-up is very similar. Richard Bennett of LYGO DC joins Marc in the studio to give a comedian's perspective on this theory! LL Cool J is an example of a rapper who made a successful move to comedy! He also destroyed Canibus on this week's great battle track. Check it! All We Got!